Rangers must pull trigger on Danny Rohl sack call immediately after dismal second half surrender vs Celtic
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Rangers’ latest defeat to Celtic is set to prompt yet another inquest, and the boss’ position will surely be under even more scrutiny than ever before. VISIT THE RANGERS MATCH HUBDanny Rohl has failed Rangers by missing out on crucial milestoneRohl’s future has already been subject to plenty of speculation in recent weeks, as strong links have emerged for him to take the job at Wolfsburg at the end of the season.
Rangers should now be about to make their life that little bit easier by parting company with Rohl and leaving him as a free agent at the start of the summer. CelticStatsRangers51%Possession49%1.04xG0.914Shots on Target33Big Chances224Touches in Opposition Box251Corners7The final stats from Rangers’ defeat vs Celtic.The board will undoubtedly be hugely concerned by the way that Rohl’s men surrendered to their rivals in the second half, as their dismal display appeared to see many in their ranks down tools way too early.The former Sheffield Wednesday chief has delivered plenty of promise since taking the reins at Ibrox, but the club desperately need someone to help drastically change their fortunes around for good, and he has been unable to do that.
Celtic with a two-goal cushion over Rangers, and it comes in SPECTACULAR fashion ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/EZgSda8fYm— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) May 10, 2026 View Tweet With that in mind, they are surely now left with no option but to give Rohl the boot, considering that his work has arguably already had a detrimental effect on next term.Door open for Steven Gerrard return to RangersFormer Aberdeen and Celtic chief executive Keith Wyness told Football Insider earlier this week that Burnley have held four meetings with Steven Gerrard over their vacant managerial position. The Clarets are lining up the former Ibrox hero to be their new boss, but they still remain a fair way away from a deal.That means that the door is still open for Rangers to swoop in and secure an emotional return for their last title-winning boss in the coming months.Alan Nixon confirmed via his Patreon account on Sunday that the Gers are “considering” a fresh move for the Liverpudlian, having previously tried to appoint him after sacking Russell Martin.